Loss of Life ends Life magazine regular publication in May
NEW YORK AP The American magazine industry will lose Life as a regular monthly title in May though Time Inc will publish occasional special issues and Life branded books. The editors cite poor growth prospects and resource reallocation while noting Life’s 1.6 million circulation and nostalgia driven launch.
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New York
Life
Time Inc
Inc
Fortune
Henry Muller
Muller
eCompany
Time
InStyle
Chuck Whittingham
Melissa Purdy
Zenith Media Services Inc
March Madness on Wall Street shifts from tech to blue chips
A wild week on the market saw technology shares tumble while blue chips and consumer goods rally. The Nasdaq fell 9.2 percent from its record, then rebounded as Dow Jones records surged 499.19 points in a single day and the Dow notched a 6.7 percent weekly gain. Analysts cited shifting momentum and rapid money moves by big managers as the drive behind the rotation. Traders noted increased volatility as investors abandoned old buy and hold for momentum trading amid a tech-led bubble.
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New York
Charles Pradilla
SG Cowen Securities
Wall Street
Pradilla
Dow
Ned Riley
State Street Global Advisors
PMC Sierra
Man in Las Vegas Innocent by Reason of Insanity over Church Fires
James Carbullido, accused of placing incendiary devices in nine Mormon churches across the Las Vegas Valley, was found innocent by reason of insanity. He will be treated at a federal medical center until deemed not dangerous.
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Las Vegas
James Carbullido
Las Vegas Valley
Thomas O’connell
Carbullido
Russian space station modules fail NASA safety tests
NASA investigators told a House subcommittee that Zarya and the Zvezda module would fail if cabin pressure is lost, risking a loss of control. Officials said safety standards will be met for the July service-module launch, with shielding to be added in orbit by 2004 and navigation gear upgraded in U.S. components by 2001.
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Zvezda
House Subcommittee On Space and Aeronautics
Ingress
NASA _ space-station
Michael Hawes
Russia
NASA
Hawes
Russian Space Agency
U.S
Clinton schedules several fund raisers in multiple states
President Clinton, roving as the party’s top fundraiser, will speak at a March 29 South Carolina event for Rep. James Clyburn, then stay at his Chappaqua home before three New York area DNC functions. He will travel again April 2 and 3 for fundraisers in Las Vegas and California’s Silicon Valley.
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Clinton
South Carolina
New York
Nevada
California
White House
James Clyburn
Ds.c
Chappaqua
Democratic National Committee
New York City
Las Vegas
Silicon Valley
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